Buzzcity budget

I heard buzzcity has scams going on, i mean fake traffic -_-that's what i've heard.

When you create the campaign, you can set the cap for the daily amount you spent on that specific campaign. That overall budget cap is if you run a lot of offers and can't afford more than your caps on each individual campaign which would total beyond the overall cap if individual caps are set.

TL;DR - Create the campaign and you can set your daily limit for that campaign.

@Berkxz - They don't send fake traffic, the publishers send fake clicks to make money. They have HQ traffic for Asia and you need to learn to split test. Anyone who says BuzzCity is impossible to make money obviously didn't try very hard.

Lewis, thanks for the response. The minimum daily budget per campaign is $5. I have 14 campaigns for this offer. I'm guessing I probably won't hit $70/ day, but I was hoping to cap at 25/day.

Yes, not BuzzCity who sent fake traffic but their publishers. It is about how strict and efficient for them for click fraud detection, Adsense have the best click fraud detection and yet people still can abuse them, so what do you think with BuzzCity? (For quick research, search "adsense banned" "adsense ban" and see how many people are complaining, search "buzzcity banned" "buzzcity ban" and see if any people complaining they are being banned for being a fraudster? Do your own research and don't listen to everyone here, you don't know if they are affiliated with any third parties)

@Lewis T - Not all BuzzCity Asia traffic are HQ and not all other countries traffic are crap, people saying those just don't know shit because they simply don't do enough research. FYI, people saying BuzzCity is good for Asia because they have much LARGER Asia traffic volume compare to other ad networks. Larger traffic volume is NOT equal to higher quality traffic, refer to my first paragraph for definition of quality traffic.

Traffic quality on BuzzCity pretty much depends on every countries' channels, as they are formed with lots of different publishers. I found that if a specific country is more IT advanced, the lower quality traffic they got, simply because the publishers are better with IT and they might abuse the loopholes (e.g. click jacking). You can use tracking tool to accurately track a mobile web/apps/publishers ID if they are committing fraudulent activities, it is the only way to filter the bad traffic and blocking them by sending request to BuzzCity.

No, I bid the minimum on them. Ill just let them run for one day, and judge from there.